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Where superyacht-inspired design meets unrivaled relaxation.

Far more than just a place to sleep, our clever cabin technology and sophisticated styling provide the ultimate space to hide away, relax, and get ready to sail the seven seas.

All that cabin jazz

From solo Sailors to bigger Crews, we've got options on options.

Wifi included

Browse, post, and stay connected with wifi — whenever you want, and wherever you are on the ship.

Clever cabins

Cruise ship rooms tricked out with tech to make your life easier. And cooler.

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Authentically eco

Full of planet-friendly products and natural materials, our rooms automatically conserve energy when you're not in them.

• Mega RockStar Quarters

Sea Terrace

Rockstar quarters, massive suite.

This is our most incredible suite on board. Before the tour, you should start thinking about how to stock your bottomless bar for stargazing in the hot tub —because there's no dream that this suite, and your RockStar Agents, can't make a reality.

Sun-drenched terrace yoga with new friends or (extra) dirty martinis at the full bar inside? For those who love to host while never losing sight of the sea.

Gorgeous Suite

Whether you're in the Peek-a-Boo shower inside, or rinsing off on the Peek-a-View shower outside, the ecstasy-inducing sea views pulse through every part of the design of this suite.

From ceiling to floor marble bathrooms to the champagne table on the terrace overlooking the waves — it's chic enough for a superstar girlband to shack up here.

Solo Sea View

Window for one plz? Get introspective as you gaze out at the waves from your own personal hideaway

The Sea View

Perched on the nautically inspired window seat, a duo can take in the views (without all the mist)

Central Sea Terrace

Mid-ship; Most popular

Limited View Sea Terrace

Close to lower deck activities/spaces

Sea Terrace: (Slightly) Smaller Balcony

A slightly smaller balcony doesn’t mean less comfort. The interior space is exactly the same as our other terrace categories, and features a second hammock — so you and your plus one can sway together in the open ocean air.

The Sea Terrace

Forward or Aft location

XL Sea Terrace

XL means extra 30% living space. Extra bathroom space with completely separate toilet and rainshower chambers. And double-the-vanity and storage. Plus, with that gorgeous, red hammock-adorned terrace.

Cheeky Corner Suite

A lavish Suite cheekily located at the corner of the ship for wrapping panoramic views of the wake (you’re welcome).

Brilliant Suite

Cue the music video montage because your inner rocker will come alive dancing from the bar to the fully marbled bathroom. Or electric slide to the terrace champagne table. Or... well, we'll leave the choreography up to you.

Seriously Suite

From the massive European king bed overlooking the sea to the custom hand-made terrace hammock, luxury and self care here are a serious art.

Sweet Aft Suite

Kick back and enjoy the Suite life with uninterrupted sea views (really...even the bathroom has an ocean view).

Social Insider

Our posh but cozy cabin is ideal for a close-knit crew. For girl bands or four cartoon turtles

Solo Insider

Our cozy solo escape is adorned with reactive mood lighting for introverts who need to recharge

The Insider

Perfect for a duo and equipped with our transitional Seabed, this is a retreat for relaxation

That horizon won't gaze at itself

Whether you're getting ready inside at the glam area, rinsing off in your Roomy Rainshower or relaxing outside on your hand-woven terrace hammock (that almost all of our Sea Terraces offer), our spaces are designed to give you sweeping views of the horizon as our mood lighting intuitively matches the light from the oncoming sunset.

185-225 sq ft

Space to spread out

A room with a (porthole) view

For solo Sailors looking for quiet moments with the sea from our super large single beds, or duos perched on our nautically-inspired window seats — the ocean is yours to make eyes with. Gazing out at the waves every morning, this is the closest you can get to the ocean (without the windblown hair).

130-190 sq ft

Play all night, sleep all day

Friend groups, solo Sailors, and duos alike can get in on the Insider action. Roomy Rainshowers and mood lighting punctuate our cozy escapes — giving you the space to recover today and prepare for tomorrow.

105-177 sq ft

Cool and cozy

Suite dreams are made of this

If you’re into exclusive access throughout the ship, RockStar Agents at your beck and call, marble clad bathrooms with premium amenities and spaces conceptualized by world renowned designer, Tom Dixon, then let’s talk suites.

2 - 4 people

352 - 2147 sq ft

Restore and explore

Beachside Mexican mornings. Bioluminescent bays in Puerto Rico. Exclusive beaches in Bimini. Let us take you far away.

This voyage is what you make it

From sundeck yoga to experimental eateries - this vacation is yours to design. So spa, sun and live your best sea life all voyage long.

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Virgin Voyages cruise cabins and suites: Everything you want to know

True to its brand, Virgin Voyages does things a little differently than other cruise lines, and this ethos extends to its accommodations. Virgin Voyages' cabins sport a minimalist look with futuristic touches, and its suites exude a rock-n-roll vibe with in-room turntables and peekaboo showers.

While these cruise rooms may be unique in the cruise industry, you won't have trouble choosing your cabin or suite. Virgin offers a reasonable three styles of standard cabin and eight categories of suites, so your choice will be guided by your requirements around space, price and light.

Virgin also does not use standard cruise industry lingo to refer to its rooms. Inside cabins are Insider rooms, ocean views are Sea Views, and balconies are Sea Terrace cabins. Suites are RockStar Quarters. Many rooms can accommodate one to four guests, often in slightly unusual bed layouts, so pay attention if you're traveling in a pack and looking to save a few bucks on your cruise fare.

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Whether this is your first cruise ever or your first with this cruise line, you'll want to familiarize yourself with Virgin Voyages' cabins and suites before you make that booking. Here's everything you need to know.

A Virgin Voyages cabin primer

Virgin Voyages sails three identical ships, with one more on the way by the end of 2023. Cabin categories and design are standard across the fleet, so if you're familiar with one ship, you're familiar with them all.

Here is a breakdown of the cabin types on Scarlet Lady , which should be the same across all the sister ships:

• Insider inside cabins: 105 (8%)
• Sea view outside cabins : 96 (7%)
• Sea Terrace balcony cabins: 1,051 (79%)
• RockStar Quarters suites: 78 (6%)

The cruise line caters to adults only; all passengers must be 18 years old. That means you won't find any family-focused accommodations. However, you will find Insider and Sea View cabins designed for solo passengers, with a 3/4 size bed (larger than a twin but smaller than a full.)

Other cabins and suites in all categories can sleep three or four guests. Groups who don't want to squeeze four into a room (and we wouldn't recommend it, given Virgin's tiny bathrooms and limited storage) can take advantage of connecting rooms.

Balcony cabins are designated either regular, extra-large, centrally located or limited-view, and your cruise fare will change depending on which you choose. Cheeky Corner and Suite Aft Suites are also divided into Pretty Big Terrace, Even Bigger Terrace and Biggest Terrace classes.

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Accessible cabins are available in Insider, Sea View, Central Sea Terrace, Extra-Large Sea Terrace and Seriously Suite categories.

All Virgin Voyages cabins mix a hip yet minimalist design (think IKEA or micro hotel) with tech-forward accessories (such as an iPad that controls the A/C, curtains and mood lighting). The look is more spare than you'll find on other cruise lines that feature thick mattresses, fluffy duvets and faux-wood cabinetry in their cabins.

In standard cabins, the bed is modular – not only transforming from a queen bed to twins but also turning from a bed into an L-shaped lounging couch. In some quad layouts, a queen bed and an extra twin share the same headboard with a bunk overhead. The mattresses are rearranged on a long platform to form various arrangements; any uncovered portion of the platform serves as a nightstand or low table.

A triangular-with-rounded-edges odd-shaped white table serves as a desk and vanity in most standard cabins, with a round vegan leather stool beneath. It partially overlaps the shelving unit beneath that houses a mini-fridge and small shelves. Above is a round mirror and a shelf holding the room-controlling tablet.

Sea View and Sea Terrace cabins trade out the typical cruise ship cabin couch or love seat for a spare director's style chair with a faux leather partial back and a padded seat.

Virgin also skips a full wardrobe for a more minimalist closet area where a hanging rod and a two-shelf luggage rack with storage baskets are hidden behind a curtain. A narrow floor-to-ceiling wardrobe contains four slim drawers, shelves housing the safe, life jackets and extra linens and a full-length mirror.

It's not a lot of storage space — perfect for one, manageable for two and likely impossible for three or four.

Standard bathrooms are also tiny and lacking in storage space. The shower has one measly shelf and pump bottles of Red Flower shampoo, conditioner and body wash. It offers both a rain shower head and a wand. The rest of the tiny bathroom features a bowl sink and a small vanity where you can store toiletries if you move the hand towels somewhere else (possibly the shelf below with the garbage can).

The entire space is tight, even for average-sized people. If you need spacious loos, you will need to book a suite.

Virgin Voyages ships have eight types of suites, ranging from 352-square-foot Seriously Suites (which are essentially extra-spacious regular cabins with slightly nicer furnishings and a much larger bathroom) to the 2,147-square-foot Massive Suite with separate living and sleeping areas, a music room, and a gigantic terrace with a dining table (with steps up in case you want to pull a Richard Branson and dance on it) and hot tub.

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Suites are split into two categories — RockStar Quarters and Mega RockStar Quarters — which determine which additional perks come with your booking.

Virgin claims that 86% of its cabins feature private balconies, and if you can, you want to book one of these. Why? Because nearly every Sea Terrace comes with a sustainably sourced hammock that is extremely comfortable and unusual in the cruise industry — and for us, was the best part of the entire Virgin accommodation experience.

Inside cabins on Virgin Voyages cruise ships

Insider cabins are Virgin's name for windowless interior rooms . They measure 105 to 177 square feet and can sleep one (Solo Insiders) to four people (Social Insiders). As we mentioned above, the Solo Insiders have a 3/4-sized bed. The four-person arrangement is two twin beds arranged in an L shape head to head, with two bunkbeds also in L shape right above. The intent is for the lower beds to be made up as couches during the day and transformed into beds at night.

The room is laid out like a standard Scarlet Lady cabin, but on the far wall, where a window would be, there's a red, round art piece evocative of a porthole.

Ocean-view cabins on Virgin Voyages cruise ships

Sea View cabins are slightly bigger at 130 to 190 square feet and can sleep one to three people, with one pull-down bunk and beds that convert from a queen to two twins. They are arranged identically to the Insider cabins, except they have a large round porthole window with a window seat on the exterior wall.

Some Sea View cabins come in slightly different configurations, especially the rooms located where the ship's superstructure juts out at an angle. We toured one of these practically V-shaped rooms, which had one rectangular window rather than a full porthole. The window was on the same wall as the bed and chair, and the opposite wall had the desk, mini-fridge and mirror. The converging angle of the two walls made it a tight squeeze between the bed and the desk.

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The bottom of the V, if you will, had a tall wardrobe and full-length mirror. The top of the V was the wall with the entry door, the bathroom and the closet hidden away in a tight corner by the window.

Balcony cabins on Virgin Voyages cruise ships

Virgin calls its balcony cabins Sea Terraces. They measure 185 to 225 square feet, including the 45-square-foot terrace. They can sleep two to four people, but there's only one bunkbed. To sleep four, two people will need to share a bed, the third bed will be perpendicular in an L shape (so three heads in close proximity) and the fourth is a bunk flush with the cabin wall above.

Sea Terraces share the layout of the other standard cabins, but the placement of the sleeping and living areas alternates in adjacent rooms. Some cabins have the bed by the bathroom and the desk by the balcony, while the rooms on either side will have the reverse layout, with the bed by the balcony and the desk by the bathroom.

Balconies are outfitted with two upright not-that-comfortable metal chairs and a circular drinks table just big enough for two glasses. The real attraction here is the full-size red hammock hung from the ceiling. A grown adult can easily lay out or simply sit and swing in the hammock. Be prepared to come to blows with your cabinmate over who gets the hammock first and for how long.

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Hammock fans should be aware that certain cabins at the front of each ship do not have a hammock due to constraints around the ship's steel structure and higher winds in these areas. Instead, these balconies have hanging "egg" chairs.

If you love your hammock so much you can't live without it, you can buy one on board. The custom-designed hammocks are handwoven by women in rural Thailand and sold by Yellow Leaf, an organization focused on community transformation and female empowerment.

Suites on Virgin Voyages cruise ships

Virgin Voyages' 78 RockStar Quarters are broken down as follows (based on Scarlet Lady's deck plans):

• Two Massive Suites
• Two Fab Suites
• Two Posh Suites
• nine Gorgeous Suites
• 18 Brilliant Suites
• 14 Cheeky Corner Suites (six Biggest Terrace, four Even Bigger Terrace and four Pretty Big Terrace suites)
• 24 Seriously Suites
• Seven Sweet Aft Suites (three Biggest Terrace, two Even Bigger Terrace and two Pretty Big Terrace suites)

The Sweet Aft, Seriously, Cheeky Corner and Brilliant suites are considered RockStar Quarters. They come with the following perks:

• Access to Richard's Rooftop sun deck with hot tubs and a bar
• Complimentary in-room bar setup (no refills)
• Priority access to dinner and event reservations, plus shore excursion signups
• RockStar agents (i.e. concierges) who can help you 24/7
• Priority embarkation

Gorgeous, Posh, Fab and Massive Suites are considered Mega RockStar Quarters. They come with all the RockStar perks plus additional benefits:

• A daily bar tab for complimentary drinks and bottles of wine throughout the ship
• Complimentary Thermal Suite access at the Redemption Spa
• Private transfers to the ship or free parking (depending on the departure port)
• A personal RockStar Agent
• Limitless in-room bar
• Premium Wi-Fi on Caribbean cruises, allowing streaming on up to two devices

The suite that's right for you will depend on your budget, the perks you value and where on the ship you wish to stay.

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Among the RockStar Quarters, the Seriously Suite is the most common suite type on board. It measures 352 square feet, including the balcony. It features a European king bed facing the floor-to-ceiling glass balcony doors, tall closet wardrobes, a brass vanity, a shelving unit with a turntable and bar setup and a window behind the bed looking into the extra-large shower. The bathroom is spacious with a marble tile look, and the terrace is only slightly larger than a standard one, with the same furnishings.

The Sweet Aft Suite ranges in size from 416 to 661 square feet, depending on the deck and the size of the balcony. The higher the deck, the bigger the suite and terrace. There's one Sweet Aft Suite on each deck between decks 8 and 14, and each is located smack in the center of the back of each deck.

These suites also have a bed facing the windows, but the bathroom is to the side with a shower porthole looking onto the oversized balcony. In addition to the standard hammock, the terrace features two padded lounge chairs, a couch and a round metal table (meant for Champagne) and chairs.

The Brilliant Suite measures 482 square feet and looks like an expanded version of the Seriously Suite. The extra space allows for a modular couch that can double as a bed; this suite can sleep up to four. Its balcony is slightly longer than the Seriously Suite's, meaning it can offer the larger Champagne table of the Brilliant Suite.

The Cheeky Corner Suite also comes in a range of sizes, 615 to 857 square feet, based on deck and balcony size. The 14 suites are at the back corners of the ship on decks 8 – 14, on either side of the Sweet Aft Suites.

Balconies wrap around the back and sides of the ships, and offer the same furnishings as the Sweet Afts but with the hammock tucked away in the side corner. Inside, the room has a corner sofa area and a large wardrobe.

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All of the Mega RockStar Quarters are on Deck 15, directly beneath Richard's Rooftop, for easy access.

The Gorgeous Suite is the smallest at 570 square feet, and can sleep up to four. Its interior is similar to the Brilliant Suite, but the difference is in the balcony. The suite has a double-depth balcony with an outdoor shower and lounge chairs.

The Posh Suite measures 833 square feet, with living and sleeping areas divided by a wall. It can sleep four (the living room sofa can convert to a bed) and has a bath and a half (the master with a peekaboo shower looking into the bedroom and out the balcony doors beyond). The balcony is similar to the other suite terraces with lounge chairs, a hammock, Champagne table and chairs and a small couch.

The Fab Suite, at 950 square feet, is essentially an oversized version of the Posh Suite. The extra space allows for additional seating areas in both the living room and bedroom. It can also sleep four.

All the way forward on Deck 15, each of the two Massive Suites lives up to its name, coming in at a whopping 2,147 square feet. You enter the main living area with a circular couch seating area and a full bar. To one side is the music room, which can double as an extra bedroom; the suite sleeps up to four — that is if you don't stay up rocking out on the provided guitars all night. An adjacent guest bathroom is ideal for hosting parties.

On the other side, the master bedroom has privacy behind sliding doors and floor-to-ceiling windows. Just behind, the marble-tiled dressing area features two closets and a soaking tub; turn the corner to find the rest of the bathroom, complete with the signature windowed shower.

The also-massive terrace is your own private backyard with a hot tub, outdoor shower, dining table for six, two hammocks, circular couch seating and padded lounge chairs.

Bottom line

Virgin Voyages' cabins get the job done. However, its standard rooms won't keep you inside when the real fun is found in the ships' public areas. Their best feature is the hammock on every balcony.

For more spacious bathrooms, tricked-out terraces, lounge and seating spaces, and extra perks, upgrade to the RockStar Quarters. While you might want to bring the after-party back to your social living quarters, you miss out if you hide out in your upper-deck digs rather than immerse yourself in the entertainment and cozy hangouts found around Virgin Voyages' ships.

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Insider Cabin Guide – Virgin Voyages

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The Insider Cabin is made for Sailors who like to catch a couple of Zzz’s without worrying about the sun peeking through the blinds. It’s got all the amenities of cabin life – like a Roomy Rainshower and mood lighting – just minus the pesky glare.

The Insider Cabin Features

The Insider is perfect for those who are looking for a perfectly functional and spacious cabin, without the extra cost of a Sea Terrace.

Let’s be honest, if you are out exploring the fantastic ports each day, or the gorgeous ship, do you really need a balcony?

The Insider Cabin Video Tour

We have personally stayed in The Insider, here’s a video tour from that trip.

The Insider has just as much space as a Sea Terrace Cabin, and compared to other cruise lines they offer a generous amount of space. Other cruise lines often make their inside cabins feel small, but there’s none of that onboard Virgin Voyages.

You will also find the same amount of storage space as you would in a Sea Terrace Cabin, offering you plenty of space to get ready for a Scarlet Night, or for that quick change from the swimming costume to dinner outfit.

Book your Virgin Voyages Cruise Today

If you would like to book your Virgin Voyages Cruise today, you can use the below link to see the latest offers and self-service your booking. Any bookings made using this link will be linked to Magical Traveller (it will say Sold and Serviced by Kieran Miller at the top); you will have complete control over your booking and can pay Virgin Voyages directly.

If you book using our Book and Go link by clicking the image below, we will add bonus sailor loot to your account as a thank you, $25-$200, depending on cruise duration and cabin purchased. Sea Terrace cabins receive $100 on sailings four nights or more as a guide. An email will be sent within 24 hours from Magical Traveller confirming the loot will be added within 30 days before you sail.

If you would like to add hotels and accommodation, don’t hesitate to contact us, and we can make your cruise a fully ATOL-protected holiday.

All Virgin Voyages cabins are tastefully designed with loads of small touches to ensure you have a fantastic Voyage. Premium bed linen on what we think is one of the most comfortable beds at sea.

Smart technology fills every inch of the cabin, which can be fully controlled directly from the in-room tablet, allowing you to change the mood lighting without having to move from the bed.

Perfect when you want to unwind before bed with a movie and watch one of the many movies or TV shows included in the on-demand TV.

The Insider Cabin Photo Tour

Cabins have the same design and layout on all four of the Virgin Voyages ships, so if you fall in love with a particular location or cabin, you are sure to love it on one of the other Lady Ships too.

You can view our full guide to all the cabins onboard Virgin Voyages including Suites here:-

Virgin Voyages Cabins and Suites Guide

We also have a handy guide to where the plug sockets are located in a Sea Terrace, which is the same as The Insider, so why not check that out too?

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About Insider cabins

The insider cabins don’t offer a view out onto the sea but they do offer good value for money if your cabin is just somewhere to lay your head between ports. There are insider options for up to groups of four with the Social Insider or if you’re travelling alone; the Solo Insider is perfect.

Social Insider

The Social Insider is made for larger groups of up to 4. Fair warning - this will be cramped accommodations for the maximum occupancy but can help make a cruise away with friends more affordable.

Facts about Social Insiders

• ship There are 10 Social Insiders on board
• user They generally sleep 4 sailors

Solo Insider

This cabin, designed for one sailor is perfectly formed to give you all the necessities for a solo vacation. A generous size single bed is more roomy than you would find on competing cruise lines and as with all Virgin Voyages cabins, they have a distinctive flair that elevates the experience.

Facts about Solo Insiders

• ship There are 40 Solo Insiders on board
• user Sleeps a solo sailor

The Insider

Insider cabins are surprisingly roomy for inside cabins, they offer all the same amenities as their Sea View or Sea Terrace counterparts, the only different being - they're inside! As a more affordable option, they will still offer the full Virgin Voyages experience, just without so much of the fresh sea air.

Facts about The Insiders

• ship There are 55 The Insiders on board
• user They generally sleep 2 sailors